Keynote: Community, Code and Companies - Mark Hinkle, Director of Open Source Solutions, Citrix

Logiciels Technologie Actualités & Politique

The mission of the
Apache Software
Foundation (ASF) is to
provide software for the
public good. We do this
by providing services and
support for many for like-
minded software project
communities of
individuals.

Act in the best
interest of their
shareholders,
customers and
employees.

• Host events
• Create promotional giveaways (free t-shirts)
• Help with social media and PR
• Provide travel scholarships
• Hire Interns
• Create goodwill
• Create jobs for Apache committers
• Sponsor the ASF and ASF events

• Members, PMC boards, committers ask the ASF board to help
improve the projects viability
• Find a way for companies to help your project and make sure to be
consistent with the Apache Way TM
• If you ask for help make it clear what you want and why I should
care
• If you take the help make sure you treat our resources the same
way you’d treat your own personal resources

And I work on open source at Citrix.And I work on open source at Citrix.
http://open.citrix.comhttp://open.citrix.com
Thank You

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